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General medical conditions

General medical conditions is defined as the physical and medical problems, especially those that might be associated with a client’s mental health concerns. General medical conditions are recorded on Axis III.

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General paresis

General paresis refers to a disease that leads to paralysis, insanity, and eventually death. The discovery of General paresis helped establish a connection between biological diseases and mental disorders

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General practice effects

General practice effects is defined as the tendency for performance to improve with repetition

General solution

General solution is defined as a solution that correctly states the requirements for success but not in enough detail for further action.

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General strain theory

General strain theory refers to a criminological theory whic posits that criminal behavior can result from strain caused by failure to achieve positively valued goals, stress caused by the removal of positively valued stimuli from the individual, or strain caused by the presentation of negative stimuli.

General systems theory

General systems theory refers to an important concept in Family therapy that conceives of the family as a system and believes that "pathology" is best reduced by altering the way the family system functions.

General theory

General theory refers to a theory which attempts to explain all (or at least most) forms of criminal conduct through a single, overarching approach.

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General will

General will is a term which according to Rousseau is the innate tendency to live harmoniously with one's fellow humans.

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